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We use a content organising and presentation tool called Notion to host the information we curate for the Events and training, Knowledge Centre, and Research Library parts of our Information Hub.
Before you use this part of the site we recommend you read our guidance on how to use the Network’s Notion, or watch the video to the right.
Funding opportunities, News, and Vacancies are also shared on our central site and are linked below.
We source, collate, and curate events, training and funding opportunities, resources, and research from our members, the wider justice sector, and other sectors that have valuable and relevant learning to share.
We read every piece of information we share to the Network in order to ensure:
Crowdsourced from the community our events calendar shows you the events, training sessions, and awareness days and months that might be interesting or relevant to your work.
You can see what’s happening over the coming months in our calendar view but we also provide event and training only lists, and a view that groups event by theme so you can find the relevant opportunities quickly.
In addition to collated resources around fundraising, including funders with open grants rounds, in the Knowledge Centre the Network also shares upcoming funding opportunities which may be relevant to the community.
We include funded training and development opportunities as well as grants to support organisation core costs, project, and development work.
Our resources are a compilation of external expertise and our own sector learning.
Tackling a central theme or issue, each resource contains links to materials, tools, and learnings from expert sources and signpost to other sources of support in each topic area.
Topics include resources to support fundraising, working with vulnerable users, delivering hybrid services, and monitoring and evaluating impact.
Our research library is a unique store of over 300 pieces of research conducted across the access to justice space.
Each piece of research has been categorised so you can find those that relate to your area of interest quickly and accurately.
The Network produces a summary for each piece giving an overview of the key findings and recommendations of each piece of research making sure the learnings are available to inform your work.
Keep up to date with what’s going on in the access to justice sector via the News page which shares updates, details on developments, and new opportunities across the community.
This is a interactive element where you can upload and share your own updates, whether that’s the launch of a new service, observations on the impact of a new public policy, or simply sharing a recent press release with a wider audience.
We know how important it is to fill vacancies inside your organisation with talent and as quickly and as possible.
We share vacancies from across the access to justice community and you are also able to share your own vacancies on the site free of charge.
Find your next great position or your next great candidate from a community committed to justice.
You can use the Network’s website and Notion to share your own Events and training opportunities, News, and Vacancies.
For News and Vacancies click the “Create News Post” or “Create Vacancy” button at the top of the page, for Events and training there’s a link to submit on the relevant Notion page.
Then simply fill in the details, including adding your logo, and submit. Once the post has been approved it will appear live on the site and will be included in our weekly digest.
This is our centralised repository of information, materials, and guidance to support service delivery.
We have materials on a range of key thematic issues ranging from supporting new service delivery methods to supporting internal staff wellbeing. Each resource contains an overview of the topic as well as detailed summaries of each tool and how they may be useful.
Our research library hosts a range of reports from across the sector.
On each report page we have a produced a summary giving an overview of the core basis for the research, what the research might be useful for in terms of improving our understanding or developing our work, and the key findings and recommendations.
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See what conferences, webinars, meetings, talks, discussions, and information exchange sessions are taking place across the community. On the Upcoming events view you can use the Type and Theme filters to find relevant information.
This is a space for the community to share their updates and developments, whether that’s the launch of a new service or observations on the impact of a new public policy. You can use the news feed to keep up to date with goings on from the community.
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